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Coming along nicely! Lovely to see a Tiffie getting built! Cheers Alan

Coming along really nicely! I love that two tone blue scheme!! Cheers Alan

Very nice! Cheers Alan

Coming along very nicely!! Cheers Alan

Happy eternal 40 Pete!! Many wishes of good health and happiness to you and your family brother!! Keep the afterburner lit and your toes off the brakes!! Cheers Alan

Coming along very nicely mate! Cheers Alan

Hi Dave, it was just a generic question. Thanks Cheers Alan

Thanks mate! Appreciate the insight. Cheers Alan

I have been having a peak at what is available for the PCM G.55 comversion to the torpedo carring version. Seems that there was a conversion set made by Cammett a while back. Please let me know the status of this company and if their products are avail? Thanks Alan

A quick question - are there places to send a self created STL file to have it printed? Cheers Alan

Very interesting to read this thread. I am thinking about taking a semester course to learn 3D CAD. i’d love to learn how to create things. A couple of questions - forgive my ignorance, but it seems to me that the high resolution printers all use liquid resin and not extruded filament, am I correct about this? What printer would be perfect for a beginner to get eventually? Appreciate all the feedback, and insights. Thanks Cheers Alan

Coming along nicely mate! Cheers Alan

May he rest in peace. Brian was a great guy. Very saddened to hear of his passing. My condolences Alan

Oh, I am sad to see that this kit is a chore… shouldn't be this way given the state of the technology these days! They could have done better! Cheers Alan

Engineering at its best! Nice solution John!! Cheers Alan

Very nice, glad to follow your build Chris! Cheers Alan

Beautiful work Max! Coming together very nicely! Cheers Alan

Amazing to see how technology has improved our hobby! Masterful addition to the kit! Cheers Alan

Damn Chris, you have been busy! What a beautiful bird!! Nicely done mate! Cheers Alan

Awesome mate!! I really love it! Nicely done!! Cheers Alan

Beautiful work Chris! Awesome! I love it! Cheers Alan

Wow! She’s coming along very nicely! I love the extra details you put into the gear bays! Cheers Alan

Still not recommended to touch a pitot tube or Angle of Attack sensor (AoA) even during the pre-flight… if the “weight-on-wheels (WoW)” or “squat-switch” that is the last line of defense - is malfunctioning (each aircraft type is different of course), but most have the WoW logic to prevent inadvertent activation while on ground, and the pilot(s) didn't complete the shut-down checks correctly, or maintenance left the pitot switch on - that tube could still be powered and hot… Cheers Alan

Never ever grab a pitot tube with your bare hands… ask me…

Thanks for the tip John! I’m learning lots! Much appreciated! Cheers Alan